
- Rating up to 2400 piloted or remote control
- Self-play up to 2100
- Multiglad, Rank 1 or Tournament booster
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Choose optionsMidnight · Season 2
Our WoW PvP boost catalog covers every rated mode of Midnight Season 2. Choose a rating carry in arena, Solo Shuffle, Blitz or rated battlegrounds, chase a season title, or book a coach, then enter your starting point and your goal at checkout.
Everything in our PvP catalog right now, each listed from its lowest checkout price.

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from$20.99per hourArena 3v3 $32.99
Choose optionsThe price of each rating bracket in every format. Add up the brackets between your current rating and your goal; the checkout adds them up the same way.
| Rating bracket | 2v2 | 3v3 | 3v3 self-play | Solo Shuffle | Blitz | RBG |
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| 0 → 1400 | $45.64 | $54.60 | $52.08 | $7.00 | $29.40 | $40.60 |
| 1400 → 1500 | $11.06 | $13.00 | $13.00 | $0.50 | $2.10 | $2.90 |
| 1500 → 1600 | $11.06 | $13.00 | $13.00 | $2.70 | $12.20 | $17.30 |
| 1600 → 1700 | $30.56 | $35.10 | $34.46 | $4.00 | $17.80 | $25.30 |
| 1700 → 1800 | $30.56 | $35.10 | $34.46 | $4.50 | $20.30 | $28.80 |
| 1800 → 1900 | $81.26 | $104.66 | $89.06 | $9.00 | $34.50 | $103.50 |
| 1900 → 2000 | $81.26 | $104.66 | $89.06 | $9.90 | $38.00 | $113.90 |
| 2000 → 2100 | $81.26 | $104.66 | $89.06 | $11.10 | $42.60 | $127.70 |
| 2100 → 2200 | $120.90 | $260.66 | — | $52.50 | $79.50 | $325.50 |
| 2200 → 2300 | $120.90 | $260.66 | — | $57.80 | $87.50 | $358.10 |
| 2300 → 2400 | $120.90 | $260.66 | — | $64.80 | $98.10 | $401.50 |
| Whole ladder | $735.36 | $1,246.76 | $414.18 | $223.80 | $462.00 | $1,545.10 |
Multiglad booster, normal speed, no gear farm. 3v3 self-play stops at 2100.
| Option | Choices | Price effect |
|---|---|---|
| Rating range | From your current rating to your goal | see the table above |
| Booster level | Multiglad Player · Rank 1 Player · Tournament Player | included · +40% · +100% |
| Speed | Normal · Express · Super Express | included · +25% · +50% |
| PvP gear farm | Not required · Honor Gear · Conquest Gear | included · +$28.59 · +$207.99 |
| Way to play | Piloted · Self-Play · Remote Control | included · included · +30% |
| Soloist title | Add-on to a Solo Shuffle order | +$249.99 |
Choices and add-ons of the Arena 3v3 order. Other formats list their options when you open them.
| Achievement | What it takes | Reward |
|---|---|---|
| Combatant I: Midnight Season 2 | Earn the rank of Combatant I during Midnight Season 2 | Seasonal title Combatant |
| Elite: Midnight Season 2 | Earn the rank of Elite during Midnight Season 2 | Seasonal title the Elite |
| Gladiator: Midnight Season 2 | Win 50 3v3 games while at Elite rank during Midnight Season 2 | Seasonal title Gladiator and the Venomous Gladiator's Goredrake mount |
| Legend: Midnight Season 2 | Win 100 Rated Solo Shuffle rounds while at Elite rank during Midnight Season 2 | Pennant and seasonal title |
| Strategist: Midnight Season 2 | Win 25 Rated Battleground Blitz matches while at Elite rank during Midnight Season 2 | Pennant and seasonal title |
| Hero of the Horde | End a PvP season in the top 0.5% of the rated battleground ladder, with 50 games won in that season | Title: Hero of the Horde |
| Hero of the Alliance | End a PvP season in the top 0.5% of the rated battleground ladder, with 50 games won in that season | Title: Hero of the Alliance |
| Supreme Soloist | Win 150 rounds of Solo Shuffle | Title: Soloist |
You play your own character in the boosters' group. Your login stays with you, and you need to be online for the run.
includedA booster logs in to your account and plays the character for you. Pick it when you cannot be online at the time.
includedA booster plays your character through a remote session on your own computer, from your usual connection.
+30%Two things decide how a season of rated play feels: the number shown beside your name and the quality of what your character wears. A WoW PvP boost moves both. Our boosters take your character up the ladder, either next to you or in your place, until it reaches the rating you named, and the titles and transmog tied to those brackets arrive on the way.
Three-player arena is the bracket serious players measure themselves by, and Gladiator can be earned nowhere else. A 3v3 carry can be self-play through the lower and middle part of the ladder; above that, a booster plays the character directly or over remote control.
Two per side, so one partner is all you need. The 2v2 arena carry stands out for a single reason: every game, from the bottom bracket to the top one, can be played by you.
You enter the queue alone, the game gathers a lobby of six, and teammates change after each of the six rounds. Solo Shuffle rating is tracked apart from arena teams, and the mode hands out two titles of its own, Legend and Soloist.
Blitz is the short rated battleground mode, with a ladder and a title, Strategist, that belong to it alone. The ten-a-side mode, rated battlegrounds, needs a premade group, and that group is exactly what our RBG carry brings to your character. It is also the road to the two faction titles, Hero of the Alliance and Hero of the Horde.
Each bracket you clear gives something back. Season ranks award titles as the number grows, and the Elite transmog set is the first prize most people notice on other characters. At the summit sits Gladiator, a 3v3 title with a mount attached and one of the most respected names a character can carry. Legend crowns Solo Shuffle, Strategist crowns Blitz, the Hero titles crown rated battlegrounds, and Rank 1 is kept for the very top of the ladder. Open any title in the list for what its achievement requires and how we play it.
PvP gear sits apart from raid and dungeon gear. Its item level is scaled between players and it does nothing outside PvP, yet it still settles plenty of fights, and collecting it is slow. Honor and Conquest are the currencies that buy it, and every match drips in a little more. The catch: a game high on the ladder pays far more than one near the bottom. A character stuck low can play all week and still come up short, while the same week at a strong rating fills the whole budget. So when we lift your rating, your gear speeds up with it, which is why plenty of orders pair a rating carry with an Honor or Conquest gear farm.
Mostly people with a practical problem. Some know their class well and keep losing weeks in the low brackets, where each match pays little and the people beside you change every night. Others work to a deadline: a season rank title before the reset, the Elite transmog, the Goredrake that comes with Gladiator. Some have nobody to queue 3v3 with, and a carry hands them two seasoned teammates. The rest are after faster gear, because climbing pays the very currency they would otherwise grind for.
In self-play you sit in the queue with the boosters, on your own character. Piloted means you hand the character over and a booster logs in. Remote control is piloted play through a remote session on your own computer. Not every format takes all three. Solo Shuffle has no self-play, because its queue pairs you with random players. Self-play in 3v3 ends before the top, and the rating table on this page marks the spot. Rated battlegrounds accept all three, with the highest brackets reserved for piloted play. For Blitz and each title, the options of the order list the ways it can be played.
Prefer to earn the rating with your own hands? Hourly arena coaching puts a top-rated player beside you to work on decisions, positioning and class play in the bracket you choose.
Choose a format, set where the rating starts and ends, decide on booster level and way to play, and pay at checkout. Your booster is assigned right after, and the order chat opens; that is where you talk to them and follow every step.
You name a format and a rating to reach. In self-play you queue next to the boosters on your own character; in a piloted or remote control order a booster plays it for you. We assign that booster, and the order shows how far the number has moved.
It will. Honor and Conquest buy PvP gear, and a match at high rating pays more of both than one in the low brackets. Climbing first lets the character fill its weekly gear budget sooner, and a gear farm can ride in the same order.
No. Solo Shuffle puts every player in the queue alone and builds random lobbies, so there is no team a booster could join. We play it piloted or over remote control.
Up to the middle of the ladder. The top brackets are played piloted or by remote control, and the rating table here shows where self-play ends in each format.
Fifty 3v3 wins while holding Elite rank during the season, and the same achievement hands out that season's Gladiator mount. Apart from the full title run, we sell single Gladiator wins for players already at Elite, and self-play hours with a top team.
A Multiglad booster is part of the base price. Rank 1 and tournament players add a fixed percentage, and they make most sense in the top brackets or when you want the run finished sooner.
Rating carries for both arena brackets, Solo Shuffle, Blitz and RBG; titles from Gladiator and Legend to Strategist, Soloist and the two Hero titles; the Elite set, PvP gear and Honor or Conquest farms; and arena coaching by the hour.
That comes down to how many brackets lie between your rating and the goal, and how high they sit. Low brackets move fast; the last steps are slow because every opponent up there is strong. Express and Super Express move the order up our queue for a percentage on top, and your booster posts updates in the order chat.